Bennett Park

Nice, open park with Revolutionary War history and public restrooms. There is also a plaque marking the highest natural point on Manhattan.

This Park is very clean and serene. Can be used for sun bathing, skating, the playground jungle gym, and it has tables so games and even picnics.

There is a nice play ground jungle gym for kids under 10. There are slides. It's a historical park with a giant rock and a cannon. Supposedly the highest point in Manhattan. There are lots of kids and dogs. No restrooms.

Small delightful park, with a varied topography. Tables for picnic or board games, benches, memorials, right by the 191 Station.

Park is wonderful to bring children! My son had a blast! They also have a sprinkler, great for the summer.

Wanted to check out the highest poi t of Manhattan and i went to Bennet Park which is surrounded by beautiful Hudson View Garden, a private properties of luxury buildings!
Very peaceful and quiet.

Neighborhood hang. Always had been, always will be. I wish the playground would get a refresh. It's been the same equipment for more than 25 years.

Great for beginners or as a first trip of the season!

Final resting place for alot of my family members and friends.

Very cute place, tiny but lovely! Full with kids who can play around in pleasant atmosphere. The whole neighborhood is very family oriented and although is close to the GWB, that little park and it's grounds seems to be totally unaffected 🌞

Bennett Park is so nice, definitely a gem located within the Washington/Hudson Heights neighborhood. It's so lovely in the mornings, very quiet and serene. The park has a little something for everyone (dog owners, families, groups of friends), and I love that they hold events here for the community on a routine basis. The only negative (in my opinion), is the lack of grassy areas. There are patches of grass throughout the park, but I was definitely expecting more grass than what is present. Overall, the park is very well-kept and seems to be well-cared for by NYC's Parks & Rec!

Highest geological point in Manhattan, the site of Fort Washington during the Revolutionary War. Almost two-thousand Americans were captured here giving Washington‘a main force time to retreat. Most died in captivity.

A beautiful park and playground for the kids,some weekends musicians performing over there,clean and they have bathrooms inside the playground. Bad thing about is sometimes people smoking weed in the park and if you have kids not gotta like it much.

Sweet neighborhood park with a little something for everyone. Fun fact: highest elevation in Manhattan.

Great little sitting park with lots of shade trees. Play area & swings for small children plus run in&out sprinkler in summer. Can be noisy with all the kids but fun for them.

A lovely, peaceful park set on the highest point of land on the island of Manhattan. Great, well maintained playground equipment and always families with young kids hanging out, playing, or just sitting quietly and reading. A big part of what makes this neighborhood special.

Great neighborhood park. Smallish grassy area, paved open space for games, and an enclosed playground with a water feature in summer. Has baby swings and several slides and climbing paths. In summer, has restrooms available for use.

An utterly charming study in concrete. The cast of the morning sunlight has a special quality here that cheers me. The trees on the surrounding streets add a touch of rusticity to the scene, making me feel close to Heaven. I highly recommend this location for the occasional chat with a friend.

Big park, small playground, clean bathrooms. My toddler loves to play on the boulders and watch the dogs in the dog run. Lots of restaurants and a great grocery store nearby for snacks.

It's a great park for kids all ages with the toddlers section and bigger kids section to. There is much room for activity on the grass or the baseball/soccer section and the space for bikes skateboards and skooters. This is a great park for everything